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It was intentionally scheduled on the third anniversary of the Atlanta mass shooting when a white gunman targeted female employees at Asian American massage parlors because he saw them as "sources of ...

Jilly Bing, the company behind The Jilly Doll, the first of many toys in development that celebrate Asian heritage, today announced the availability of The Jilly Doll at select Toys"R"Us at Macy's ...

He was also one of the representatives from the Chinese American community to receive Thorpe's apology, an act that moved him to tears. “I was shamelessly crying,” said Ho, who became visibly choked ...

After a fatal capsize off Kinmen island, China has rejected the existence of the prohibited waters line, which has been tacitly respected since the 1990s
Motoring across the calm waters of the South China Sea, Taiwanese captain Lu Wen-shiung recalls the old days, when Chinese and Taiwanese fishers used to meet behind rocky headlands, anchoring their boats out of the authorities’ sight, to share a meal. There was less surveillance then, and the two sides were more friendly, fishing the same waters, occasionally selling to each other on the sly.
“We were like brothers, we had a good relationship, they would even cook for us,” he says. “But … now the control has become more strict, the [Chinese] coast guard will call me if the boats are too close.”

Energy minister Chris Bowen has defended the former Labor prime minister's plans to meet with China’s Wang Yi, saying it is 'singularly unsurprising' that a foreign minister would seek out a meeting with a former PM. 'Former prime minister Keating is deeply respected across Asia as the man who first pointed out that Australia would seek its security in Asia, not from Asia,' Bowen said

Tariffs — an issue that dominated Trump's presidential term and the 2016 campaigns — have burst back into the national conversation around the American auto industry in recent weeks as Chinese ...

Katie Gee Salisbury was a 19-year-old intern at Los Angeles’ Chinese American Museum when she first heard of film star and TV actress Anna May Wong.

Katie Gee Salisbury was a 19-year-old intern at Los Angeles’ Chinese American Museum when she first heard of film star and TV actress Anna May Wong.